Ohio University Looks to Hard Schedule With New Lettermen
Ohio University coach Don Peden prepares for a tough season with seven lettermen returning as foundation. Key losses include Chrisman Esmont Blosser Livingsay and Gabriel Kepler. First game is September 24 vs Rio Grande followed by Indiana Franklin Navy and Maritime. two-a-day practices begin soon with veterans and many newcomers vying for starting roles.
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Chauncey Blue Devils begin practice with depth and promise
In Chauncey on Sept 3 Coach Paul Theisen led 25 boys into the opening practice for the Blue Devils. Nine lettermen and seven returning teammates from last year boost morale as Theisen aims for a team equal to the prior season. The squad drills included equipment fit, a short signal drill, and a quick game of tag.
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Erald Brown
Henry Corradini
Jos Sinth
Leonard Sadosky
Bob
Willoughby
George Collins
Joe Calvin
Dale Hawkins
Fred Jeffery
Jack Laskin
Bernard McCashin
Fil Pullin
Bill Snyder
Elden Armbrust
Alex Banko
Vic Bertell
Jin Bell
Kenny Bennett
Pete Bernardo
Howard Standenburg
Paul Burcher
Rodney Campbell
Ray Carmichael
Karl Chestnutt
John Dawn
Elmer Dvorak
Bat Jehn
Robert Gordon
Charles ¥Recka
Stanley Fuller
Robert Gardner
Bob Hilbert
Delbert Jeffrey
Clayton Kessler
Harlan Laskin
Chick Maurer
Harold Meyer
Alex Pike
Walter Priede
Ralph Robinette
L. Saltis
Sylvester Stephan
Don Thatcher
C. Warren
Jack Wenink
Martin Yockim
Paul Hange
Chauncey
Paul Theisen
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Guerra
Smith
Nye
Shafer
Tanner
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Lemons
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Leffler
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Palmer
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Walker
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Joe Clvide
Pendergrass
Misner
Straitsville Wins Nelsonville. Murray City Falls 8 6
In Murray City on Thursday New Straitsville defeated Murray City 8 to 6 after a 5 9th inning score held into the 11th. Currens and Jonas worked the Murray City battery. Dr Walker's Old Timers will meet New Straitsville next Thursday in New Straitsville. The report notes Marquette University drops hockey as a major sport and cites roster changes for NYU football trainees at Farmingdale.
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Pirates Top Reds 7 2 For Forbes Field Sendoff
Pittsburgh defeats Cincinnati 7 to 2 in Reds final Forbes Field game of the season. Eppa Rixey allowed eight hits and three runs in seven innings as Johnson pitched the eighth. The Pirates’ defense and timely hitting, including contributions from Thevenow and Waner, fueled the win.
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St Louis at Coscags and other league results
Local standings note St Louis at Coscags, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, Philadelphia at Boston, New York at Kronkira. American chiefs game listed at eight with low Cleveland 35, Boston PhiladelphiaWashington. Association St Paul at Minneapolis. Meet Catumbas at 3.
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Road golf instructor guards pupil swing habits
A golf instructor explains that correction of faults relies on constant practice and habit formation. Lessons matter little if a player only practices sporadically. True consistency comes when the perfected swing becomes automatic and thinking about the stroke is minimized.
Logan Eleven Holds Practice
Logan High football squad endured a hot afternoon workout under Coach John Longley focusing on fundamentals. Dry, hard field limits drills as practice resumes next week with hopes for field conditioning and incorporation of new ideas from Coaches School at Michigan.
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Association results summary from scattered officials meet
Minneapolis and St. Paul scores show a 15 point differential with 9 15 0 and 15 1. Indianapolis at Louisville game details unclear due to wet grounds. Names Hensick Vandanberg Richards Gritfin Munns Harriss Van Atta Fenner listed among participants. Toledo and Milwaukee trips noted without play due to rain. Kansas City game also affected by weather.
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Golf Tourney Set At Athens Club Monday
A week end of athletic activity at Athens Country Club features an 18 hole medal play handicap golf tournament named Norday. Prize money totals about 39 dollars across 15 awards including a top prize of 15 dollars and assorted bags and golf gear.
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Maxie Schmeling Talks of His Ring Comeback and Popularity
In New York on September 3, Schmeling reflects on losing the title to Sharkey, the ensuing fame in Germany, and his plan to chase both the championship and broad popularity. He praises the crowd reception on his return and notes his ease in English despite occasional slips. He hints at a bout with Mickey Walker without explicit confirmation.
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Nestle Issues Call for WVU Football First Practice
Morgantown West Virginia Sept. 3 Forty players expected to report for the first practice next Thursday. Coach Jch Earle Beale gathers a large roster including last year's strong freshman team as the squad begins pre season preparations.
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Dizzy Dean Stops Cubs Streak With 3–0 Win
Dizzy Dean pitched eight shutout innings to end the Chicago Cubs winning run in a nightcap 3–0 victory for the St Louis Cardinals. The Cardinals also took the opener of a doubleheader as 45,000 fans watched despite threatening weather. Dior Jergme Dean and rookie hits fueled the win. Cubs errors and timely St. Louis hitting produced the runs.
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Yanks Tie Season With Senators to Set Record
The New York Yankees beat the Washington Senators at Yankee Stadium to avoid being shut out in 133 games this season, breaking the previous mark. Earl Combs opened with a home run as Gehrig drove in Lazzeri after his four run homer, and the Yanks finished even in the 22 games played against Detroit.
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Giants Win in 12th inning over Dodgers in Brooklyn
The New York Giants outlasted the Brooklyn Dodgers 5 to 3 after 12 innings. Singles by Terry, Lindstrom, Hogan, and a game winning hit from Ott fueled the decisive rally. Dodger extras included O De a l’s double and homers by Wilken and Wright. Eddie Marshall was hospitalized after being struck by a ball.
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Foxx Hits 61st Homer as A's Rally to Beat Red Sox 4 2
Philadelphia beat Boston 4 to 2 after Jimmy Foxx belted his 61st homer, then Eric McNair added a second four-bagger to tie and win the game in the ninth. Letty Grove started for Philadelphia, Dusty Rhodes pitched for Boston, with Grove giving up six hits and Rhodes one.
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Phils Down Braves in Fourth Inning Rally
The Philadelphia Phillies beat the Boston Braves today as they surged for runs in the fourth inning, securing the lead and the win. The game featured clutch hits and steady pitching to seal the victory.
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Sox Trim Browns in rout at St Louis
The White Sox hammered former teammate Horitiy from the box and beat the St Louis Browns 18 to 2. Chicago drove Kimaey from the mound by the fifth inning and added several runs to seal the victory.
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Annual Shoot to be Held by Athena Rifle Club
The Athena Rifle Club hosts its annual Labor Day shoot at Margaret's Creek Range Monday afternoon with practice at 1 PM. The 200 yard offhand event requires 100 each, on a 10 inch target, and a silver cup awarded to the winner. Don Young, past champion, plans to defend his title as entrants pay a $2.50 fee at the range.
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Football Rule Changes Interpreted At Columbus Meeting
Amateur football leaders met in Columbus to discuss revised rules, including dead ball on any contact except hands and feet, extended to all players after ball touches the ground. Officials noted anticipated clarifications from the National Rules Committee next week and emphasized implications for play.
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Race tragedy at sea with missing rider and chaotic scene
A chaotic sea race ended in tragedy as a rider fell overboard after a sprint gusting to high speeds. Onlookers witnessed the moment, with rescue attempts hampered by rough water. The incident left passenger and crew unsettled as authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding the fall.
Dutra and Walsh Reach Finals in Close Youth Meet
In a misty rop tournament semi finals Dutra and Walsh advanced to tomorrow's final. Olive skinned Tatra Bhawe Ing and Yale later figures were noted as contenders while defending champ Tom Grangy faced N Vuong as Bath Kale Creavy held a two foot putt.
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B B Champs Paxenot Triumph In Pomeroy Rivalry
In a rough Friday game Paxenot and Bethany Charne II split the three game series, with Fy and D delivering decisive second game wins. The Thursday clash featured By 8 1B overcoming a tough stretch as players disputed hands and blocks amid officiating confusion.
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